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Selling black macbook.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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I'm seriously considering selling my macbook. Here are it's specs:
Processor: 2.16 GHz 667 FSB.
RAM: 2gb, duel channel.
HDD: 160gb 5400rpm.
extra: mini-DVI to DVI converter, remote, charger, charger extension, 2 yr applecare warranty, original packaging (including brown UPS box and styrofoam).
What price should I try to sell this at? Pictures come below. (give it about 5-10 minutes). Its in very good condition, no dead pixels, only thing I find annoying is that the laptop gets a little hot, but thats expected.
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Last edited by noxxten; Jul 23, 2008 at 10:49 PM.
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That looks really clean - I think you could get $1300 for it because of the applecare.
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Say closer to $1150 with everything mentioned. Depreciation begins the minute you pull it out of the box.
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Originally Posted by Muffin 
Say closer to $1150 with everything mentioned. Depreciation begins the minute you pull it out of the box.
I would say in the $1000-$1100 range. Just because you are two generations behind the new blackbook. But you never know what someone will pay on ebay.
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I think $1000 is tops. Apple offers the 2.2 blackbook for $1099 refurbished plus tax for most people. Add some value for your Applecare.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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I think Marklans got it on the nose. Is the only reason you want to sell it is because it gets hot? Most laptops do get hot though. Good luck!
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Is AppleCare owner transferrable? I was under the impression that it wasn't.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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wrong forum - need a 100 posts before you can offer anything in the marketplace.
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He's looking for comments on pricing. I'm fine with it here in Notebooks.
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True, I shall crawl back under my rock!
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It looks neat, you can go to ebay also. I guess it can be at least $1000 if everything is fine.
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Join Date: Nov 2000
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Originally Posted by dimmer
Is AppleCare owner transferrable? I was under the impression that it wasn't.
IIRC it is. As long as you have a receipt it should be no problem. Better yet, have the previous owner transfer it to you.
With faster/better refurbs going for $1099 I think even with AC I wouldn't pay more than $900 for this used Mac. If you wait long enough, I'm sure somewhere you can find an idiot willing to pay $1300 for it though.
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